#Convert cable tv to ethernet full#
Please see the full rules page for details on the rules, but the jist of it is: Labporn Diagrams Tutorials News Subreddit Rules I'm personally unaware of any device that will convert Satellite TV signals over Coax to another medium and back (a reverse MOCA, kind of - but MOCA won't work for you, I don't think).New to Homelab? Start Here! Homelab Wiki HomelabSales When you get to a door, just drill a hole through both sides of the frame and snake the cable through. Depending on the trim, you might even be able to hide the coax cable underneath the trim.
I know it's a pain in the ass, but you might need to start knocking small holes in the wall and fishing a Coax cable all the way.Īnother option is if there is a crawlspace or attic above the ceiling, or conversely a basement or space under the floor.Īnother option is to run the Coax cable along the wall trim along the floor, or in the corner between the wall and the ceiling (just pick a Coax cable the same colour roughly as your paint). How many walls are between the TV and the Network Rack? Also, what's the wall construction like? Wood frames with Drywall? Concrete? Something else? Thus I need the cable set top box to be located with the TV itself and thus I'm looking for a device which will convert the coaxial signal from my network rack to ethernet, this ethernet wire then flows down to the TV unit, there it should again convert back to coaxial and then connect with my set top box. However, at the moment, in India, we do not have a pleasent viewing experience while viewing internet TV as the switching of channels contains a lot of hassles which is not at all elder friendly (i have grandparents living with me who are not very tech savvy). Wiring for cable TV wasn't done, as they suggested to use internet TV. The electrical contractor who wired the house ran ethernet cable from the TV unit up till the network rack. Yes you summarised the issue exactly as is. This caused performance did I summarize that for the reply He mentioned a failed solution in which he put the Set-top box in the Network Rack, and ran HDMI over Ethernet back to the TV. He needs to get that Coax cable - somehow - to his Set-top box. Instead, they took the Coax Cable and terminated it at his Network Rack, which is apparently in another room 40m away.
and they didn't run any Coax cable from the Dish to the TV/Set-top Box location. something (Maybe the Satellite TV contractor, or maybe an electrician who ran Ethernet Cables during house construction or renovation? - this part is unclear). His issue is that the contractor who installed. The Set-top Box then outputs HDMI, which goes into the TV. This coax cable then runs to the Set-top Box (Satellite Receiver). He has a dish, which spits out a Coax signal. He has Satellite TV (in this case, effectively the same as Cable TV). The OP was a bit hard to follow, but I think you're misunderstanding his setup. I'm confused why you need coax at the terminal end for your TV. Please provide me links to purchase the products as well. Are there any products available in the market which will convert the coaxial cable to ethernet from the network rack, send down the TV signal over ethernet to my TV unit's place, then convert the ethernet signal back to coaxial and from there, I will plug in my set up box and enjoy watching tv without any drops.
I want to place my set top box with the TV itself in the living room. The issue with this setup is that there are intermittent display drops observed and the viewing experience is not seamless. One option which I am currently trying is using HDMI over ethernet wherein I am placing my set top box in the network rack, and installing a transmitter and receiver which sends out HDMI and IR signals over ethernet to the TV area. I have already put in a coaxial cable from my terrace top to the network rack and have taken a satellite TV connection which is functional at my network rack. The complete interior of the home is completed and it is not possible for me to run a coaxial cable now to the tv. These ethernet cables go to my network rack which is situated at a distance of 40m from the TV. The electrical contractor did not leave coaxial cable in the space of TV unit and instead left 3 ethernet cables. I am in a bit of worry for setting up satellite TV at my living room.
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